Harrison's Catering, the company providing meals at our school, is looking for feedback on their food service and overall quality. They are eager to hear from students about their opinions, suggestions, and experiences to help assess and improve the dining experience.
This week, students engaged in various career-focused activities designed to broaden their horizons and provide insights into future opportunities.
Exciting news, Sixth Formers! We’re launching our very first Book Club, and we’d love for you to be a part of it. If you enjoy reading, discussing thought-provoking books, and keeping up with the latest literature, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
On Friday we held our first-ever No Pen Day, where both students and staff participated in learning activities without using any writing implements—and everyone did an amazing job!
If you receive any of the following, your child may qualify for free school meals:
This week, the entire secondary phase participated in a powerful anti-bullying initiative that focused on raising awareness, promoting respect, and encouraging everyone to be upstanders rather than bystanders.
Monday 11th November was a busy and exciting day as we hosted two amazing author visits!
We would like to draw your attention to two new policies now available on our website: one outlining our Wrap Around Provision and another addressing Late Collection.
On Friday 15th November we came together to celebrate *Children in Need* in the comfiest way possible—by wearing our pyjamas to school!
Buckinghamshire Council has launched the iSEND support line to provide easy access to advice and support for parents, professionals, and anyone seeking help for children or young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
This week we started by taking a moment to think about others and reflect on why we wear poppies and take part in remembrance services on the 11th of November.
This autumn, students from the Art Department had an inspiring experience working with the wonderful artist Michelle Dufaur, whose vibrant sculptures have earned admiration for their creativity and depth. Organised in collaboration with Waddesdon Manor, the project involved students from Year 4 through Year 11, giving each age group the opportunity to contribute to a unique sculpture.
